Posted 16 Dec 2014 in Commentary
As the climate change negotiations at COP20 in Lima come to a close, the question of whether the new climate agreement being negotiated should be “internationally legally binding” remains an unresolved point of controversy. read more »
Posted 16 Dec 2014 in In the news
The agreement removes the longstanding division of the world into developed and developing countries and paves way for a model of unity. read more »
Posted 14 Dec 2014 in In the news
A global warming pact has been struck, but now nations must not only meet targets but fund clean development. read more »
Posted 14 Dec 2014 in Press releases
Nicholas Stern welcomes the agreement today (14 December 2014) at the 20th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Lima, Peru. read more »
Posted 11 Dec 2014 in Press releases
Negotiations about a new international climate change agreement are focusing too much on trying to share the burden of cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new report published … read more »
Posted 8 Dec 2014 in Press releases
Governments should be ambitious, dynamic and collaborative in their negotiations over a new international agreement on climate change, according to a new report by Nicholas Stern read more »
Posted 5 Dec 2014 in In the news
Nexus – Research blog of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
Posted 3 Dec 2014 in Announcements
Ralph Hippe was recently awarded the Best Dissertation Prize by the Franco-German University for his PhD thesis in Economics read more »
Posted 2 Dec 2014 in In the news
Daily Mirror, 2 December
Posted 2 Dec 2014 in In the news
Avoiding dangerous climate change depends on the strength of emissions reduction targets countries collectively adopt. And this remains a major concern read more »
